Fabrizzio is an Italian given name of uncertain etymology. It may derive from the Latin 'fabrum' meaning 'smith', or possibly from a Germanic personal name like 'Fabius'. The name Fabrizzio is composed of the elements faber, meaning 'smith' or 'worker', and 'rizzus', which likely refers to 'red-haired'. This gives Fabrizzio the potential meaning of 'the red-haired smith' or 'the crafty red-head'. The name has been used in Italy for centuries but is less common internationally. It is associated with Italian culture and heritage.
The name Fabrizzio experienced fluctuations in popularity over the years, with a peak of 14 births in both 2005 and 2007. However, it's clear that its usage has declined recently, as seen by the lower numbers since 2012.